Wrangler AuthenticsMen's Twill Relaxed Fit Cargo Pant (Logan)

These pants appear to be a knock off from the same Wrangle pants sold in Walmart. I bought two pairs of these pants in Walmart and they are much better quality fabric and are made in Guatemala. These pants from Amazon are made in Bangladesh and the material is paper thin. I will go back to Walmart next time to be sure I am getting what I pay for.

Absolute garbage. If you work in an office or something similar they're fine they fit great they feel awesome. If you actually work outside they are trash I've had them for a month both pairs are in the garbage the crotch tore out in both pairs. one pair tore out the crotch I tried to get them sewed ended up tearing again all the way down to the knee the materials thin, materials trash. if you're actually planning on working in these things dont, get something different.

I love the Wrangler brand. I owned several pairs of the Wrangler cargo pants, and I wanted to try this style of pant. I love the look and design of these, and I ordered two colors. Both pairs fit very differently, and even had different manufacturing tags sewn into the seam as well. Both pairs of pants say Wrangler Authentics, and both says that they're manufactured in Bangledesh. However, they both differed in cut and size; One pair fit and the other did not. I don't understand the inconsistency of brand, but thankfully the return/replacement policy is hassle-free. Be aware that these conditions exist, and that there are big differences in how these are being made unfortunately.For the pair that fit me, I'm happy with the comfort and functionality of it. I needed a pair of pants that suited my physical activity at work, and these look great too.

I've gotten some of my best cargos from Wrangler, some not as good. The design of this style, with the extra cell pockets behind each cargo pocket, is terrific; my favorite design. It allows for lots of storage, good organization (lots o' pockets), and short-term storage in the cell pockets for phones, headsets, etc.The only issue is what someone else mentioned: quality control, consistency. The style was great, but the fabric was thinner than a previous pair and the cut, by size, skimpier. These were tight, though acceptable. We'll see if the thinner fabric wears as well as their more robust earlier line. Also, I love this style, but nowhere in the product description do they mention the extra cell pockets; I read that from an Amazon reviewer way down the page and jumped on an order. I'd ordered others described exactly the same, but they came without those pockets. One previous pair had one, not two, of the extra pockets. This is true even on their own site. Wrangler needs to communicate better. They must care about what sells and why.So:size/fit = B-,material = C (this time around),product description = C-,design = A+

I've had this style from Wrangler before, and ordered these to replace a few pairs that are starting to wear out. I wear these when the extra "pocket capacity" of cargo pockets comes in handy and as an alternative to the ubiquitous "5.11" pants (and before that, the old Royal Robbins cargo pants) that are popular in my line of work.A few observations:- "Straight Fit" means no tapering in the legs and decent room through the seat & thighs. I can move from kneeling to standing, and vice-versa, without needing to make a bunch of adjustments on the way.- Back pockets do not have flaps. If you want to keep it and friction in the pocket won't do the trick, move it to a front pocket or a cargo pocket.- Decent durability. You can tear them, most commonly by catching a pocket on something. I've never had a seam degrade, and haven't torn them aside from that catching-pocket-on-something move.There have been a few design changes since the last pair I purchased in early 2018:- There used to be a "technology pocket"-- basically, an open-top phone-sized pocket-- between the cargo pocket and the leg on one leg only. Now, there's one on each leg.- The pants have gone sterile in terms of outside labels or markings. No label on the cargo pocket, no fancy stitching on the rear pockets. Never really bothered me, but I appreciate the clean look a little more.These are just decent all-around, utilitarian pants. Nothing fancy, but look fine and are perfectly functional. They're priced appropriately so that when I do eventually tear or wear them out, I don't feel bad about the replacement cost.

The material is not clothing friendly. Nice feel and fit at first. After the first wash they felt like a different pair of pants...clingy and slightly smaller. No problem right, wearing them a little should fix that. As with most poor quality material clothes they continue to shrink a little each time they are laundered. Unfortunately, since I don't wear these on a frequent basis it took a little while to realize the problem was getting bigger...actually smaller. By then the return window closed before I could return these. Would not be surprised if I continued to wash these once in a while they'd soon be small enough for my oldest son to start wearing these in no time at all. Then his brother, then his brother and so on until these could be doll clothes.

I have two pairs - Navy & Sand - and they are completely different.'NAVY': These are a lightweight rip-stop cotton. I have some shirts thicker than this. I find them very comfortable and ideal for warmer weather or for working indoors or just slobbing around the house. They breath well and are spacious without being baggy. Despite being 'cargoes' they look quite smart and do not shout 'work-wear'. The thin material means that the thigh pockets don't protrude. Excellent value for money.'SAND': These are fairly 'normal' thickness jeans denim, perhaps slightly lighter. Pretty comfortable but the material is quite stiff when new. They were slightly baggy to start with but washing them sorted that out. Washing them also made them much softer, almost as if they were starched when new. They are now an ideally sized relaxed fit and more comfortable.My one complaint is that the belt loops are made for a massive 2 inch belt. Obviously you can use a thinner belt but it looks a bit odd. Braces would probably be ideal but I have not tried that. I purchased a 2" belt but that makes it more uncomfortable to bend forward, especially when crouched down. That is not ideal for work trousers.

As the Title says "Authentic Wrangler" I assumed they would be made in the USA, however the are made in Banglerdesh. That said they are a nice pair of trousers, the leg pockets are well designed with a separate pocket for smartphone.

I was disappointed in the weight of material used in the making of these trousers. Quite lightweight. Very definitely summer trousers. Also, the fit was a little too neat. Not tight, just not quite right. While overall I liked these trousers, I did feel a little unhappy.In summary - Close, but no cigar!

very thin material not as good as their standard jeans the price was good but have bought better cheaper even the sizing was on the small size not buy these again

Nice style, fitted as expected, pleased with 34" length. Not common in UK. The cloth could be a bit heavier. Immediately ordered a second pair.